Gustavson Receives Ohio University Distinguished Professorship
Dr. Carl G. Gustavson was named a distinguished professor of history at Ohio University during commencement. The honor includes a paid term leave, travel grant, and annual full registration scholarship for a standout student. Gustavson, a 26 year veteran, has published three books and earned multiple fellowships.
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Graduation Held At OU Commencement Speeches Emphasize Individual Futures
More than 1,500 graduates gathered at the Convocation Center as 2,791 degrees were awarded for 1971-72. Regents Professor Paul Murray Kendall urged graduates to value their experiences and life quality as society’s measure, while President Sowle joked about offering jobs. Degrees included 55 PhD, 242 masters, 72 associates, 117 bachelor’s in general studies and the Cutler Program, and 2,205 bachelor of arts or sciences.
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Baccalaureate Held At Athens High
The Rev Dr Clyde Pinnell delivered the baccalaureate sermon at Athens High School urging positive protest and personal destiny. The invocation was by Larry Bratton, Mark Swart read the benediction, and the chorus sang two selections. Seniors graduate Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym.
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Alden Sees Stronger Town-Gown Ties in Future
Boston leader Dr. Vernon R. Alden predicts a rise in town university ties over the coming decade. He cites off campus internships and joint programs, more adjunct professors from professional fields, and a lifelong learning model shaping a diversified, flexible higher education system.
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Weather Forecast Outlook With Warmer Central Ohio
A weak cold front from western New York to northern Illinois moves across Ohio by Tuesday morning bringing some showers. Central and southern Ohio may reach the 80s with upper 70s in the north while lows dip into the 50s tonight. Tuesday highs likely in the low 80s.
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